Churchill Area High School (CAHS) Memories

Barry Johncour Retirement Video

Enjoy!!!

Here is the video from 5.24.2025

Please download and share

New Link Added
CAHS in an episode of
"Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood"

Courtesy of Mr. Lee Schaeffer, a link has been added to the CAHS Videos section of the website that contains a portion of Season 11, Episode 12 ("Play") of "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood" that features the CAHS Marching Band, Chargettes, and others.  It originally aired July 21, 1981.

"Great Friends Charity"

A new link has been added to the main menu to "Great Friends Charity" that provides CAHS graduates and their families that, for whatever reason, have fallen on hard financial times.

To learn more about this organization, chaired by Dan Kravetz (1969), please visit the link.

Newly Added
CAHS Charger Football at North Allegheny - 1971

Through the hard work of Mr. Lee Schaeffer, we now have a video recording of the CAHS Charger Football at North Allegheny from 1971.

To see this video, please visit the "CAHS Athletics" link which should connecet you to a Dropbox file.

Teacher Profiles

We would love to have you join our site and share your information with all of us.  Teachers who wish to join should go to the "Contact Us" tab and send an email with your name and email address.  An account will be set up for you along with links as to how to complete the teacher profiles.

As A Reminder...

Dear Churchill Classmates,

Scammers are using Facebook to create fake class reunion event pages, inviting former students and then tricking them into paying for merchandise or attending a fake event. These scams often involve promising exclusive t-shirts or other memorabilia in exchange for payment, which is never delivered. Here's how the scam works:

1. Fake Event Page:
Scammers create Facebook event pages that look legitimate, often mimicking official class reunion pages. 

2. Invitations and Networking:
They invite former students to join the event, leveraging Facebook's networking features to spread the word. 

3. Promoting Merchandise:
They advertise merchandise like t-shirts, claiming they're exclusive to the reunion. 

4. Tricking Attendees:
They encourage attendees to purchase merchandise or attend a supposed reunion, often using the allure of catching up with old friends. 

5. Fraudulent Collection of Funds:
Once attendees make payments, the scammers vanish with the money, leaving the victims with nothing. 

To avoid these scams:

Verify the Event:
Do not join or pay for anything regarding the CAHS Memories Classes of 1965 – 1987 that may come to you via Facebook.  On our home page, we provide a link to specific class events that have been provided to us.

Be Cautious of Promises:
Be wary of promises of exclusive items or events that seem too good to be true. 

Report Suspicious Activity:
If you suspect a fake event or encounter any suspicious activity, report it via the Contact Us link on the home page, as well as to Facebook and the authorities.